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Cabelas Pro 50 SS - pellets, chips, chunks, or saw dust ?

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  • B Buzzard11

    Yes it is a small PK100. I will take a picture post later when I get home. Thanks for the video showing using pellets. Can any other type of wood be used in this and what would the pros and cons be of each type?

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    lkrfletcher
    Sous Vide Canning PK100 Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Veteran
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    Buzzard11 - I highly recommend only using sawdust. We had a PK100 explode last year.

    Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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    • B Buzzard11

      Hi,
      I ended up getting an older but excellent condition Cabelas Pro 50 SS smoker. What type of wood, pellets, chips, chunks, or saw dust should I be using in this smoker or does it even matter? What would be best for a beginner smoker? Any easy first pass recipes? Thank you

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      twilliams
      Power User PK100 Regular Contributors Team Grey
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      Buzzard11 i highly agree with lkrfletcher

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        Jamieson22
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        I highly agree with lkrfletcher and twilliams and anyone else that says to use sawdust not pellets.

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          Buzzard11
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          The video shows pellets. What would the issues be using pellets? Where is best place to go saw dust

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          • B Buzzard11

            The video shows pellets. What would the issues be using pellets? Where is best place to go saw dust

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            bocephus
            Team Orange Power User Canning Masterbuilt Veteran
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            Buzzard11 Right here is the best place for saw dust.

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            • B Buzzard11

              The video shows pellets. What would the issues be using pellets? Where is best place to go saw dust

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              lkrfletcher
              Sous Vide Canning PK100 Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Veteran
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              #12

              Buzzard11 - From the Cabelas Pro 100 (PK100 manual)
              For what it is worth.

              Front cover:
              pellet.png

              Operation page:
              dust.png

              Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                Buzzard11
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                Thank you all for the input. How much smoke how long will a 5lb bag last? If I want to start with smoking a pork butt and then doing some sausage is 5lbs enough?

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                • B Buzzard11

                  Thank you all for the input. How much smoke how long will a 5lb bag last? If I want to start with smoking a pork butt and then doing some sausage is 5lbs enough?

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                  lkrfletcher
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                  #14

                  Buzzard11 3/4 of a pan with water added to the sawdust provides a nice heavy smoke for around 3 hours or so. You can replace maybe once during a long pork but smoke.
                  Walton’s sells large bags (40 lb) of sawdust for pretty cheap. My wife made me some sealed trashcans containers for both Hickory and Apple. But then again, I smoke a lot.

                  There are some people here who don’t like to add water to sawdust - I do, it works for me.

                  BTW - You should watch Jonathan’s PK100 review on you tube to see how much water he adds to sawdust.

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                    Buzzard11
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                    I’m looking at the website and there is no Pecan or Alder saw dust in 5 lbs but there is Premium Smoking Chips - extra fine in 2 lb bags. Should I strictly use saw dust in this smoker? Thank you all for helping a newbie

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                    • B Buzzard11

                      I’m looking at the website and there is no Pecan or Alder saw dust in 5 lbs but there is Premium Smoking Chips - extra fine in 2 lb bags. Should I strictly use saw dust in this smoker? Thank you all for helping a newbie

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                      lkrfletcher
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                      Buzzard11 - Walton’s has hickory and apple available if I remember correctly. You can probably find other flavors on amazon. I only use hickory and apple.

                      BTW - Do you have a manual for your smoker? if not, message me your e-mail and I will send you one.

                      Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                      • B Buzzard11

                        I’m looking at the website and there is no Pecan or Alder saw dust in 5 lbs but there is Premium Smoking Chips - extra fine in 2 lb bags. Should I strictly use saw dust in this smoker? Thank you all for helping a newbie

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                        lkrfletcher
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                        wrote on last edited by lkrfletcher
                        #17

                        Buzzard11 - I Showed you what the manual said in huge bold letters on the front page. I would only recommend sawdust.

                        Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                          Thank you, saw dust it is and will always be

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